James Taylor Joins Charlie Puth On His Newly Released Anthem CHANGE

Multi-GRAMMY® nominated singer/songwriter/producer Charlie Puth has teamed up with one of his music idols for the timely and moving track "Change (feat.James Taylor)," available now via all DSPs. Puth debuted the track this past Saturday at March For Our Lives Los Angeles in solidarity with the national March For Our Lives that took place in Washington, D.C. on the same date (watch).

Listen to CHANGE here.

About the single, James Taylor commented "Mr. Puth and I spent an excellent afternoon at Conway Studios in Hollywood this past January. It was a delight to work with such a gifted fellow musician and I'm so excited to finally see the release of the finished piece. Thanks, Charlie, for making a place for me on your beautiful new album. I can't wait for people to hear it..."

"Recording with James Taylor was a dream come true. He's the reason why I write music and it was an absolute honor to work with him. But performing "Change" for the first time ever at March For Our Lives after meeting Mia and Hayley [two students from Parkland, FL], and feeling all of that emotion from the tens of thousands of people who came out to support them is also something that I'll never forget." - Charlie Puth

March For Our Lives is a student-led campaign to demand an end to the epidemic of mass school shootings and prioritize the lives of young people nationwide. Over 2 million student organizers and marchers gathered around the country this past weekend to march in solidarity with students in Florida, Washington D.C. and across the nation to demand an end to gun violence in our schools and communities.

Puth's forthcoming sophomore album Voicenotes arrives May 11th via Atlantic Records, featuring his newly released single "Done For Me (feat. Kehlani)," 2x-Platinum certified smash "Attention" and critically acclaimed single "How Long." He will embark on his headline "Voicenotes Tour" shortly after, marking his largest North American headline run to date.

Photo Credit: Walter McBride

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